Do you love your donors enough? Valentine’s Day has come and gone, but are you making your donors of money and time feel like your Valentine every day of the year?

Last year, the Violence Against Women Act wasn’t reauthorized for the first time since its inception in 1994, but there are signs that the tide may be shifting back the other way.

This may be the future: a politically controlled archipelago of chapters of a nonprofit that originated in the White House and that is prepared to push for the president’s State of the Union agenda.

What motivated the Church of Scientology’s biggest donor? We’ll give you one guess.

In honor of Valentine’s Day, here’s a tip for boosting your romantic appeal. Yes, it’s true: nonprofits offer everyone the quickest path to bring sexy back!

Some New Haven officials and the Connecticut Association of Nonprofits have gotten their first look at Gov. Dannel Malloy’s proposed budget and don’t like what they see.

Matt Damon has announced that he isn’t going to the bathroom anymore. What does that mean and why should you care?

Can employers base employment decisions such as hiring and firing on off-duty, legal marijuana use in states where such actions are now legal? The law is murky and evolving.

Most nonprofit leaders aren’t investment whizzes, but most realize that they should carefully consider their investment options. There are many ways to do so that are in harmony with one’s mission.

In addressing the economic revitalization of the U.S. during last night’s State of the Union address, President Barack Obama didn’t give the sector that employs 14 million people a nod.

The Atlantic Coast Conference, structured as a 501(c)(3) charity, doesn’t pay taxes on its $3.6 billion television deal or the more than $167 million it brought in last year.

The Marine Stewardship Council sought to create demand for sustainable fishing certifications. Now it can’t keep up with demand. Has it lowered its standards as a result?